[Gay State Conservative]

It's unrealistic for anyone to expect that every piece of tissue,every bone fragment,every wallet will be accounted for at Ground Zero.

Sad....but unrealistic.

[Sergeant Tim]

We are not expecting "every piece..." Initially, they had no choice but to pave over the dead yet senior site officials knew exactly what they paved over. In the name of progress -- to be ahead of schedule and under budget -- they deliberately did not go back. They just left paved over fill taken from Ground Zero unchecked for remains and declared the recovery operation over. That is not acceptable in the America I live in.

[gregwest]

"It's unrealistic for anyone to expect that every piece of tissue,every bone fragment,every wallet will be accounted for at Ground Zero."

That's why it should be left as a permanent memorial garden instead of building commercial buildings on it again. Imagine someone coming in and building a skyscraper at Arlington.

[RedStateRocker]

WE should have started REBUILDING the towers, only even taller, the same day they fell.

[Scarchin]

I agree completely. It is very sad.

There is a great moment in Julius Caesar when the character come upon a dead body and one says "Is that not he?" and the response is "No, this was he.." The people who loved and were loved are gone.

[antiunion person]

It's unrealistic for anyone to expect that every piece of tissue,every bone fragment,every wallet will be accounted for at Ground Zero.

Sure it is when the MSM blames President Bush for not completing the job. It seems to me that President Bush is being blamed for everything wrong from the past, the present and he will be blamed for bad things in the future even when the democRATS slither into office.

[Toadman]

When I die. Walk over my bones and keep living. Period.